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What is the difference between the indoor/outdoor kit? It seems the outdoor one contains more sensors but is less expensive? (or is this a nod to the article in
by supermatt 3y ago
What is the difference between the indoor/outdoor kit? It seems the outdoor one contains more sensors but is less expensive? (or is this a nod to the article in some way ;))
My partner has a pottery studio with a kiln, it can get pretty smoggy in there when a firing is taking place (its unoccupied during, but it takes a while to settle afterwards), so I want to get a sensor. Are there any add-on sensors you can think of that would be useful in addition to assess off-gassing of VOCs (or something else?) from the kiln firing?
- ahaucnx 3y agoThe outdoor kit focuses on PM measurements with dual PM modules for enhanced accuracy. The indoor kit has in addition CO2 and an optional TVOC sensor. I think for a pottery studio to measure PM and VOCs is a good start (and CO2 to see how well the ventilation works).
- gh02t 3y agoHave you looked into the longevity of the Plantower PM sensors outdoors? I have long wanted to have one outside but I've always been reluctant because there is a lot of pollen around where I am during the warmer months and I assumed that would clog them up fairly quickly.
- ahaucnx 3y agoOutdoors we see quite different lifetimes with the Plantower. Sometimes insects are getting into it and reduce the lifetime. No experience with pollen.
- supermatt 3y agoThanks! Order placed :)